Stress levels predict substantial improvement in pain intensity after 10 to 12 years in women with fibromyalgia and chronic widespread pain: a cohort study

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Rheumatology, June 2019

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Lower stress predicts significant pain improvement in fibromyalgia

Medical Health News, 15 Jul 2019

Reduced stress levels, and high pain intensity at baseline, predict an increased likelihood of significantly improved pain…

Lower stress predicts significant pain improvement in fibromyalgia

Healio.com, 15 Jul 2019

Reduced stress levels, and high pain intensity at baseline, predict an increased likelihood of significantly improved pain…

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